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 Originally Posted by CombatTargeteer
It will all get tossed out after the conference grows in a year or two.
This. Notre Dame and Rutgers will screw up everything! The death of the ACC means ND heads to the B1G.
Nebraska fans, this is called someone in your conference having your back…welcome to the Big Ten. - HawkeyeNation
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 Originally Posted by ThotDoc
When did Idaho St finally get added to this year's schedule? Other than CBob, who knew that they were the Bengals?
I live 45 miles away from Idaho State. When the huskers play ISU, they should play only true freshmen and then blindfold them, just to keep the score close. Boise State won't play ISU. They are laughing at our pre season schedule.
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 Originally Posted by One Man Jury
I live 45 miles away from Idaho State. When the huskers play ISU, they should play only true freshmen and then blindfold them, just to keep the score close. Boise State won't play ISU. They are laughing at our pre season schedule.
Boise without Kellen shouldn't be laughing at anyone. Big money says their undefeated seasons are a thing of the past... bank it.
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 Originally Posted by jikastew
This. Notre Dame and Rutgers will screw up everything! The death of the ACC means ND heads to the B1G.
Rutgers =
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 Originally Posted by Cyberbach
Boise without Kellen shouldn't be laughing at anyone. Big money says their undefeated seasons are a thing of the past... bank it.
I saw Boise's spring game. I think they will start their true freshman qb who enrolled in January. I don't think they will go undefeated next year, but this qb could become very good.
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I could see them losing a few games this year, but I expect them to reload.
I think more highly of Boise's Petersen than I do TCU's Patterson. And last year, TCU turned in a damned impressive year for losing Dalton. Therefore, TCU = rebuilding, Boise St = rebuilding better.
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Love the matchup with Tennessee at home...another school with great tradition and a legendary fan base!
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 Originally Posted by The Big Red Lebowski
How'd that Big 12 model work out?
It worked out fine for scheduling
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 Originally Posted by Husker Country Doc
Rutgers = 
I like Pistacaway!
 Originally Posted by CombatTargeteer
I trust 57
 Originally Posted by HuskerWeatherman
He is the messiah.
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 Originally Posted by ThotDoc
I'd rather have Wisky than OSU, and it's sure a heck of a lot better than playing them both.
Living in Wisconsin I am increasingly growing to hate all things Badger.
This program is a bit of an oxymoron ... last year they were two plays away from being undefeated and playing LSU in the BCS championship yet IMO they are not very good.
1) Their non-conference schedule is horrendous. Lat year they played UNLV, Norther Illinois, South Dakota and Oregon State. This year they play Northern Iowa, Oregon State, Utah State and UTEP. UNI is D1AA and the other three combined for a 15-22 record last season.
2) UW lost two conference games last season - both last minute hail mary's - both on the road.
3) UW though played Indiana, Purdue and Illinois (15-23 combined record) while NU played Iowa, Michigan and Northwestern (24-15 combined record).
4) Wisconsin's "system" easily assimilated Russell Wilson at QB and made him a likely NFL roster player. Also bodes well for Danny O'Brien the Maryland transfer due to arrive in June much like Wilson did the year before.
5) UW lost two O-Linemen to the NFL draft, its leading WR and starting QB along with its O-Line coach, O-Coordinator as well as their TE coach.
I can make a case that UW's toughest game next season will be its September 29th date in Lincoln. They play Ohio State and Michigan State at home and their other conference road games are Indiana, Purdue and Penn State.
The game in Lincoln looms large!
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 Originally Posted by wcbsas
Living in Wisconsin I am increasingly growing to hate all things Badger.
This program is a bit of an oxymoron ... last year they were two plays away from being undefeated and playing LSU in the BCS championship yet IMO they are not very good.
1) Their non-conference schedule is horrendous. Lat year they played UNLV, Norther Illinois, South Dakota and Oregon State. This year they play Northern Iowa, Oregon State, Utah State and UTEP. UNI is D1AA and the other three combined for a 15-22 record last season.
2) UW lost two conference games last season - both last minute hail mary's - both on the road.
3) UW though played Indiana, Purdue and Illinois (15-23 combined record) while NU played Iowa, Michigan and Northwestern (24-15 combined record).
4) Wisconsin's "system" easily assimilated Russell Wilson at QB and made him a likely NFL roster player. Also bodes well for Danny O'Brien the Maryland transfer due to arrive in June much like Wilson did the year before.
5) UW lost two O-Linemen to the NFL draft, its leading WR and starting QB along with its O-Line coach, O-Coordinator as well as their TE coach.
I can make a case that UW's toughest game next season will be its September 29th date in Lincoln. They play Ohio State and Michigan State at home and their other conference road games are Indiana, Purdue and Penn State.
The game in Lincoln looms large!
That Wisconsin game Sept 29 is the one I have selected for my annual pilgramage to Memorial Stadium.
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I would say Indiana for Ohio State is a fair trade, considering Nebraska plays Penn State every year cross divisional.
Crossover games:
2011-2012: Wisconsin & Ohio State (Penn State is annual)
2013-2014: Purdue & Illinois
2015-2016: Indiana & Wisconsin
If this rotation would continue, I would expect 2017-2018 to have Ohio State & either Purdue or Illinois. But, the Pac-12 agreement likely trumps this.
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